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MEDICAL.
II QUESTION ABOUT
BY01vn's Iron
Bzl7eHS
ANSWERED..

To ou.s,Iou bii :rlb.hly been asked thoas,nd'
a, ,trr. "jtws eIn fIrUNnr Inn ilttnn euTa eyury.
tLg,s, We'll IL srsnL Hat II dO9 rnro any dlssnsa
N, vGch reputable pDJtGiAn wutId ptrscrtbo iaOt
iIhyIeians rsetgultS frn - Tia BEST f'-ltHntte
sgSnt kn1su 10 tho prtfssSihn. ann inquiry oil ahy
i.jinC ubgtnIr itTf vii sapd1ntltto tho ASSERTION
,hst her, atw innto preparations Of inn ban OF any
s1ksr susiAnco usSa III IGOlirlnc. This shgws cat.
,i,,lysY III N Iron II Ardnoslotasd 10 bs this ini
InF,rtSui factor In NicresNfu rcJi al practice. lt,
MAJ, ~ Yph HkahlH seI, th!t pIinr ~ the dhadI.
,rsnfiytiiiy S'S HON HlFTEiI nopctiOct.
GsitlifaclrJ ifVh combination had over beoh idnni
EROlyHS IRON BlTTeRSasssst; s 81 .siass
iIsiieho, or prolncs co1T.lp,,Ioa--rli other Iron
IurdlcincSilo. llUWSS lItOSBl
caEeY ntilgGs,tou, llllionsnbss, wrni.nch,,
nyspunsIn, hlnlHFin, cn,iiB md Fcycrs,
Tlred Feeling, General Debility, Pain In ,si1
eide, lack or Limbs, II rntlnciip and Srurni.
ra-.pr AL ibOso ailments Ircu !, prescribed d,J.
BROWNS IRON BlTTEhS. SSr :Sss f iS =
niarte .llko all other thnfough m"ilclnsi Il act.
,ihVIy. When tikrn by ns1 thH iirSt symptom OF
l,nb. l. renewed cn-t1y. Tho muscles thon bccornr
fnnsr tbs dltnltlnr improves tho bovnlS Gctly-
lurOhsH tho Gtfost Is uatGy mnrn rNpt and marked.
Tho rJNs begin At Ones Ia brighten; thu akin rlcsr,
Upt he1ltlIy po1r eomsa tn the ohF-kNI nersulhnss
diiipprarsi functional ds1HnEcrrEtH become r,n.
4 LlpplloI Tor the child. ItRmgabor NroEn's lrru
littora athp ONLY irTn madeleine that !. mt i1-
jtriprS Ihyhei1Htds i Hrr1yi'i' rteonHsHd Il.
Tho Genuine has Trade MARI and ernssnd rod limos
on Wrapper. TAKR 40 OTIIElf
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WoMxS's warm lined Shoes and Slip
pers, 65 cents up, ct, II I -. q ID.
Y ~ ,SroNx's, CASH SHOE STORE,
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A Geninl Rastnrntixe.

Prices greatly reduced in Red Under.
wear. Rs gG{Ts,s STONE & THOMAS, (
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BOYS good lsce shoes 81 at
b. SroNE's CASH SHOE STORE,
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Closing out sale Of Blankets,
; ,s,te u STONE 4 TnoMAs.
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!, GinsoN'sand DAuouERrY's Rye Whiskies
specially at Warner & Hearro's Senate
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!, GEDNEY HOUSE, NEW ,Yonu.

Broadway and Fortieth street, opposite
metropolitan Opera House and Casino.
Hotel entirely nDv. Desirable for buhi.
less men or families European Plan.
Rooms 81 per day upwards. Excellent
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ITCHING. sCALy pIMpI,y

: For the last yea. have hsd a species OF itching
scalT and plmp yhumors on my face, 10 which
have applied great many Inc hots Of treat mem
without success. and which was speedily and en-
tirely cured by Cuticura.
ass " MRS ISAAC PHEIP5 Ravennc. O.
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Z Ten pieces OF ll0-4 Bleached Sheetinp at
% cent? per yard, at STONE & TuoMAs'. J,
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GEN. DAx. MAcAULEY& W.B. BowRRs.
TrhsIW 81. /. .r.sy
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CLoAKs sold regardless Of cost. Y
STONE & THOMAS.
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LIS. Coop &Co. sell dry goods the cheapest ,Nt
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Jr you want auy Shoes during this
month, 20 to J. w. AMICK's,
1143 Main street. :.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR RENT-DWELLING
IL 81 i. Front street, "a seven rooms and bath
room. Gas, hot and cold water. Possession now
or April LIST. Il. N HlLDRETu. ial
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-10-26
Charles sumner and His Friends.

Sumner was very careful Of the feel
ings Of his personal friends. many Of
whom disagreed emphatically with him
on political subjects. Some of them were
not Of the same party with himself: some
were not of the same wing Of the party.
After President Grant and his cabinet be-
came estanged from the senator. certain
Of his friends failed 10 follow him.
Among them was the journalist, Maj.
Ben: Perley Poore, who, in his letters
and kilograms, took strong ground for
the president and against the senator.
The contest at the time was exceedingly
bitter, and "Perley's' dispatches reflected
the degree of acerbity felt by the presi-
dents friends.
Summers friends were inclined to take
issue with the journalist, holding that the
tone Of his letters was incompatible with
his personal relations toward the senator,
and brought them to Summers attention.
He would hear Just enough Of them TO
know what was being spoken Of. and
then. if the paper had been handed him,
would throw it into the waste basket, ex-
claiming; II like him too well 10 read his
letters. He was once asked. "IIow can
you like him when he speaks Of you in
such terms;' and his reply was: II like
the person, not the writer: do my duty
as ] see it; let him do his as he sees it.
Why should we quarrely'-Arnold
Burgess johnson in The Cosmopolitan.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-10-26
The Primer NAntch Dance.

The Nautch girls arranged themselves
into half circle, their scarlet costumes
forming bright crescent terminating at
either end in mass Of spectators, whose
half naked bodies, varying in colcr from
pale olive to mahogany, were arrayed in
costumes scarcely less snowy than the
dancers. The chaperone tom toms an
appropriate Nautch accompaniment on a
drum with his fingers and four pretty
girls advance from the half circle and,
favoring me with quartet of killing
smiles and quartet of coquettish glances
from their bright, dark eyes, they COM
mence to dance. An idea seems to pre-
vail in Occidental minds that the Indian
Nautch dance is a very naughty thing,
but nothing is further from the truth.
OF course. II can he made naughty, and,
no doubt, often is, but then SO can many
another form of innocent amusement.
The proper Nautch dance is a decorous
and artistic performance when properly
danced; the graceful motions and elegant
proportions of the human form, as re-
vealed 10y 1.-the and graceful dancers. are
TO be viewed with an eye purely artistic
and critical as Venus or other produc-
tion of the sculptor's studio, Only the
British matron would consider Nautch
dance in any degree indecOrous. The
four dancers take the hem of their red
garment between the thumb and finger
of the right hand, spreading its ample
folds into the figure Of an open fan 10y
bringing the outstretched arm almost on
a level 10 the shoulder. A mantle Of
transparent muslin, fringed with silver
spangles, is worn pbout the head and
shoulders in the same indescribably grace
full manner as the mantilla Of the Span
ish senorita. Raising a portion Of this
aloft in the left hand and keeping the fan
intact with the right. the dancers twirl
around and change position with each
other, their supple figures meanwhile as
suming variety Of graceful motions and
postures from time to time. Now they
initiate the spiral movements of a serpent
climbing around and upward on an inn
aginary pole: again they assume charm
ing posture. their dusky countenances
half hidden in seeming coquetry behind
the muslin mantle, the large red fan
waved gently TO and fro, the feet unmov-
Ing, but the undulating motions Of the
body and the tremor of the limbs sufiicing
TO jingle the tiny ankle bells.-India Cor.
Boston Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-10-26
A Holiday ia Geneva.

The Genevese have one holiday sacred
10 the firecracker and the small boy. 1t
is the 1Gth day Of December. On that day
sixteen hundred and something this is not
a history the Savoyards planned night
attack on Geneva. The soldiers were ST.
lently scaling the walls TO surprise the
garrison when they were discovered by
an old woman, who was cooking the food
for the camp. As she gave the alarm she
emptied the pot Of hot soup and vegcta-
bles on the heads Of the foremost soldiers,
who, naturally disconnected at the I'M
usual mode Of attack retreatei from the
shower Of grease, and the city was saved.
The memory Of Mere Galtine is kept
green on each anniversary by much music
and fireworks, a carnival in the streets
and masquerade parties at home. A foun-
tain in the Rue des Allemands commem-
crates this eyent-Charlotte Reeve Con.
over in Outing.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-10-26
On the Summit of MouDt Shasta,

The wind and cold were so severe that
our stay on the summit was shorter than
one could wish; however. one hour is
about as good as two for scene to which
weeks could not do justice. Northern
California and part Of Oregon lay spread
out like great birds eye map. To the
southeast, seventy-five miles away, the
SHOWS of Lassen's peak seemed quite near,
and far beyond it are visible the white
tops Of other peaks in the great Sierra:
while at an equal distance north the beau
tiful symmetry Of Mount Pitt in Oregon
shows white above the Cascades, which
stretch ridge after ridge for leagues be-
yond. Beyond the rugged and broken
ranges toward the coast the air is cloudy,
and we are unable to see the Pacific. The
valleys at our feet are so smoky that the
lower part .f our view is much limited.
The view Of Mount Shasta itself is grand
beyond description. West of us. more
than half mile lower, and two or three
miles distant, is the great crater Of the
mountain. More than half of the great
rim is yet intact-what is left Of a huge
bowl mile in diameter. whose side seems
TO have been burst out by its molten con-
tents. In other directions, from the sum-
init, great serrated ridges of rock stretch
down into the forest; while between them
ever narrowing areas of snow extend for
miles to meet the trees. like guards to
keep the green from infringing on its
white domain. From our great height
the lower part of the snow, steep though
it really is. looks nearly level, as do the
wooded slopes and valleys beyond; and q
passing cloud looks in the sunshine like a
white sheet spread on the dark green
CARPET Of pines.-F. c. Freeman in Over
land Monthly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-10-26
Title. Of semi-Barb.rio Kings.

The titles Of the king of Burmah in
clude: The king Of kings, the cause Of
the preservation Of all animals, the regu-
lator Of the seasons, the absolute master
Of the ebb and flow of the sea, brother to
the sun and king of the four-and-twenty
umbrellas. In the matter Of titles those
of the royal house of Burmah are not in
the first rank, for the titles of the king Of
Achem are far in advance. He is styled
Sovereign of the universe, whose body
is as luminous as the sun; whom God
created to be as accomplished as the
moon at her plenitude; whose eye gilt
rs like the northern star; king as spir-
itual as ball is round-who. when he
rises, shades all his peope-from under
whose feet a sweet odor is waited, etc.
New York Graphic.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-10-26
The Beavers AvkvarJ Gait.

Released upon the ground the leavers
make off, with curious shambling gait,
a compound Of shuttle and a waddle,
with a strong tendency 10 fall forward
upon the nose at every step On closer
examination the cause Of this ungraceful
style Of locomotion was found 10 lie two
fold; first, their hind legs were at least
one third longer than their fore legs, the
extra length being in the femur; and
secondly, they were digitigrade in front,
and plantigrade behind, or, as our French
cook, Francois. expressed it: "Ze front
ligue. he go teeptoe, CONNIE de dogue, or
le chat; " behind Ggue, he make walk
fat foot-pied terre-like ze bair, or ze
man." If one will try 10 walk on all
fours, with the soles Of the feet and the
tips Of the fingers touching the ground,
he will have tolerably fair idea Of
beayerine locomotion. =. Afford In
Outing.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-10-26

PriasiS Eczema letter, Ringworm, Litchcn,
Pruritus. scall Head, Milk Crust, Dandruh, Bar
ber'., Bakers, Grocers' ami Wa,berVOmans Itch,
and every species of Itching, Burning, Sealy
timply Humors OF the skin and -calp aLd Blood
with Loss OF Hair are positively cured CUTI.
CUEA, the great skin Cure. aud CUTlCURASOAPan
exquisite SKIN Beiuti6er externally and UTiCURA
RksOLyENT, the new Blood Purifier internally
when physicians and all other remedies fail
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-10-26
Effects of Uere.lIty.

A new method Of obtaining data for
estimating the effects Of heredity has
been recently devised. Starting from a
brood OF a single pair Of moths Francis
Galton proposes TO trace the changes Of
some one characteristic, such as length Of
wing. during several successive genera
lions. In each generation three lines Of
descent, those Of shortest, longest and
medium length Of wing, will be con.
trasted.-Chicago Times.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-10-26

Sold everywhere, Fricei CUTlCrRA, 80 cents
Gu lCuhA SOAP, 25 ceBtsi UTICURA RESOL-
EENT, slGl Prepared by POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL. CO., Boston, Mass,
fs-seud for "IIow to Cure rkin Diseases" O.
pages, 6O illustrations, and lOO testimonials
pIMPLEs, blsek-heads, chSpped and oily skin
wv prevented by CuncuRA INDICATED SOAP
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-10-26
s535,gO

2, i7e Prizes, amountingt to so5o,OO
Application for rates TO clubs should be made
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For further information write clearly, giving
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Orders or New York Exchange In ordinary letter
Currency by Express lat our expensel addressed
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New Orleans, La.
or NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, ID, q.
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REMEMBER ls %an. the SgsHsssss gGs.s%Ss q Gs" .nG
Early, who are In charge Of the drawings. IL q
guarantee Of absolute fairness and integrity, that
the chances are all equal and that no one can pos
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signed ~ the President Of an Institution, whose
chartered rights are recognized In the highest
Courts therefore. beware Of any limitations oran.
onoym0us schemes
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-10-26
SCRATCHED 28YEARS
A scaIy, Itching, skin Disease with End
less Suffering Cured by Cuticura
Remedies

IL / had known Of the CUTIcuRA REMEDIES
twenty-eight years ago II would have saved me
s2UlO0. QwO hundred dOllaTs) aud an immense
amount OF suffering. Ny disease, t'soriasis) COM
msnced on my head In spot not bigger than cent
II spread rapidly all over my body aud got under
my nails. The scales would drop of OF NE all the
time, and my suffering endless, and without
relief. One thousand dollars would not tempt me
to have this disease over again. ] am poor man.
but feel rich 10 be relieved Of what some Of the
doctors said was leprosy some ring wOrm pso-
rIasis, etc., took and ....sars tpariss over
one year and a half, but no cure ! vent to two OF
three doctor and no cure cannot praise
CUTICUEA REMLDIEs too much. They have made
my skin as clear and free from scales as q baby's
All used Of them vas three boxes of CrTiCURA,
and thr,e bottles Of CUTICUEA REsoLvESr, and
three cakes of CUTICURA SOAP. II you had been
here and said you would have cured me tor $4,000
you would have had tn money. looked like the
picture In your book Of PsOriasis (plciu . number
lwo("llOw TO Cure skin Diseases. but nov am
a scear any person ever wss. through force Of
habit rub my hands over my arms and legs 10
scratch once in while, but IG no purpose. ! am
all well. ] scratched tweuly-eght years, and IL
got TO he kind Of second nature 10 me. ! thank
you a thousand times. Anything more you want
to know write me, or anyone who reads this may
write TO me and wall answer H.
DESSIs DOWNING,
Waterbury, VT, Jan. 20th, 1857.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-10-26
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SKdFEdRE
Swedish Republican Newspapc
Publir tsd in HEfnnesOta. M #
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AsYertising A Rates fur he'd ~
application. III s
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-11-16

BrGineru Daily Nescs yttrar;sDer|
tilltagande civilian bland den utlantf-
ska och fattigare klassen vara storr
stader krafver det laglydiga amerfkan<
ska folkets uppmarksamhet. ON den
ma klass ar stand att underhalla 81
fiendtlig styrka fullkomligt utrustad
och skickliggjord att resa sig mot Sta
tens lagliga myndigheter, sasom fallet
varit | Chicago, da ar det hog It'd att
deras uppenbara handlingar straffas
efter fortlenst och enligt lagens fulla
kraft" Hair hafva vi ater EFT beyis
pa kortsyntheten hos manga ameri-
kaner och deras bojelse att skara AHA
utlandingar 0fver en- kan. Pa samma
gang vi maste beklaga att anarkister
finnas delta vart adoptivland, kunna
vi dock vara stolta 0fver att vart sven
ka folk har lika litet, ia, gpnu mindre
att skaffa med delta samhallsv8dliQa
element lin till och med amerikanerna.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-11-16

byterian Theological Seminary Alta
stenhus q N. State och Schiller SITS,
yarderade till $4,000; till Presbyte-
rian Hospital stadsegendomar, vRde-
rade till $4,000 och till Congregational
Seminary $4,000 eller tillsammans
$l75, 900, utg0rande ungefar en- fierde-
at deras f0rmogenhet.
Postvcrcets snlsomster upprinro
under senaste rakenskapsaret till
$4s, ,sS7 500 och utgifterna till $52,3ls..
GIT.
Dattgt stGtdt. Under de iva sista
manaderna hafva San Francisco, Ca.
200 qvlnnor inledt rattegang FOR erhal-
lande af skilsmessa fran sina man.
Den Sntesnatione1a ton,,asissio-
sae's for bilaggandet af fiskerifragan.
sammantrader dessa dagar Wash.
ington.
Petf0teIn.-IciillOr af stor magtig-
het hafva upptackts vid Allegan /
l Michigan. OlJan sages vara af basta
beskaffenhet och f0rradet nastan out
t0mligt.
Nicaragua -Ic1,aGlen har CODA ut.
sigter att komma till stand. Intresset
for delta f0retag har 0kats efter det
utsigterna for Panama-kanalens full
bordande minskats. Arbetet skall pa-
borjas med ingangen at nasta ar.
Mdg0si'seg'ade f'0YT6det af hvete
och majs landet, var f0rliden veckas
lordag So, ,576 bushels at f1rra sla-
get och 1885. .553 bushels af det senare.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-11-16

IN Prof. J. s. Carlson, som ahlande
hit fran det ber0mda universitetet
Upsala, Sverige, vid tiden for festen,
Or nu j full gang med slit arbete SAINT
synes trifvas val ibland oss.
~ Skolan East Union ar nu afven
full gang med redan 33 clever inskrif-
ma. Manga flera vantas inom kort.
Med den kannedoM ON dess driftige
larare, hr P. ]. Magnuson. en- at G. A
Colleges f0rra clever, tyifla vi icke ett
0gonblick pa, det denna skola kommer
att lyckas. Rektor WahlstrUm, som
har sina handler mer an fulla af ale
banda goromal, gjorde f1rra veckan
EFT bes0k derstades for att stalla all
ting gang.
- Skolans bibliotek har dessa da-
gar ihagkommits med en- yardefull
gafva af DIR T. N. Hasselq uist, utg0-
rande Beckers verldshistoriska arbete
i 8 band. Likasa har museum vunnit
en- liten till0kning, det hr John Blac-
kiston, st. Peter Heralds f0rre redak.
tor, nu California, sandt oss en- lada
af mineraIier.
~ Var It'd ar 0fverraskningarnes
It'd. Och som st. Peterboarne inga-
lunda villa vara efter sin It'd, utan
astunda, sd vidt mbjligt ar, halla
JENNA steg med densamma, Desl0to de
att tisdags den dennes g0ra en- 1f-
verraskande p&helsning hos f0rsaml.
tillfallige larare. prof. G. J. Petri,
medhafvande sasom gafva en- varde-
| full malta och ditto "a silk plush coat"
for professorskan. Sang och musk
presterades, hvarjemte ett kort tai
hollis af prof. Werner. Denna upp-
muntran kom alltsa behag1lg It'd ef-
ter den fUrra numret omnHmda upp.
skakande eldsv&dan.
I denna brand f0rlorade prof! Wer-
ner 3tskilliga az sina bade i gamla
kyrkan och vagnboden upplagda saker
Allting ar f0rg1ngligt under So
len" Herren ware pris att de eyfga
egodelarne eicke kunna utsattas f1r el-
dens fUrhHrjande makt.
Prof. Petrl adade fredags ett be-
s0k Minneapolis SAINT &teryxnde Till
st. Peter pl l1rdagen.